In my study of Finance, there seem to be two fields: Investment and corporate finance.
On the Investment side, the manager's value add is in their alpha. I am curious if there is an equivalent concept for corporate finance/management.
Let's hear your thoughts.
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A corporate professional's value add is based on how much cum he/she can guzzle on a seemingly consistent basis.
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